TuckVisor Limo Tint Sun Visor Sunshade Extender for Car Window Windshield Sun Shade Anti-Glare Car Sun Visor Protects from Sun Glare, Snow Blindness, UV Rays, Universal for Cars, SUVs, Trucks 1 Pack

LOVE these! Very handy when your visor doesn't reach all the way or just being cautious of extra sun rays. I wish it was a smidge taller but it has worked really well for me and exceeded my expectations -A good addition to somebody who is UV ray sensitive or cautious -Easy to install

Works perfect! Stays when placed and no issues with quality. My only complaint and this is gonna be a me problem, not a product problem, is that I need it to be about an inch longer to completely block the sun...because I'm only 5 foot. For a normal or even average sized human, this will be brilliant for blocking the sun.

You can see easily through the tinted visor version, but they could be a little darker, and come down 2 inches further as they will not block a sun on the horizon. That being said, these are WAY WAY too expensive for what you get. A pair of these should cost no more than half of what is charged, shipped. However, since there are no other options, I had no other choices. One-star for cost. Four-stars for utility value.

Great for driver's side window when the visor does not reach all the way back, I'm tall and have a E550 Coupe and have to slide the seat all the back to be comfortable, which also means the sun visor does not extend all the way back to actually cover my face when the sun hits to the side. So, I was looking for something easy, simple, and quick to help fix this problem. This visor works PERFECTLY, it is completely dark/black and will prevent the sun hitting my face and it is extremely easy to move around the window if you need to adjust. Just be sure to tuck it into the gap of your window frame and it will work seamlessly. Obviously the only con I can think of is you can't use it when your window is down, but that is not a concern for me at all. Highly recommended!

I have a 5th gen Honda Odyssey, and for some bizarre reason the sun shades do not extend to cover the entire side window. So frustrating in the winter, mornings and evenings! This shade is perfect. Just slip it in between the rubber seal and window and it works so well. I wish it was a little bit longer but of course it's designed for many different vehicles. In any case, prevents me from constantly swinging the vans built-in sun shade back and forth. Seems like a great product!

The corners start to peel away after using them for 1 - 2 years. Too small for larger vehicles such as pickup trucks, vans, large SUVs. Overpriced considering it's two pieces of thin plastic. A competitive product is needed that's $5 - $6 cheaper and comes in 2 different sizes. All that said, it does help prevent sun damage to the side of the face, as long as the sun isn't angled toward the front side of the shield (because they're too short for my vehicles, and if you place it in the middle of the side window, if it's windy when you open the car door they flap around a few times and then fly off across the parking lot.)

It really improves the driving experience, particularly on cars where the built in sun visors are frustratingly short. Works great in my 2012 Mazda 3, I'm 5'6" and it doesn't obstruct my view at all (if you were really tall, it might block some of your eye line). They do have a large logo on the outside, which is a little annoying, but not enough for me to knock off a star, it's easy enough to either cover with paint/marker/sticker, or possibly even scrape off if you were persistent enough (the logo is painted as a separate layer on top of the plastic. The two pack are two entirely identical shades, so that means the bigger logo is on the inside when the shade is used on the passenger side. These are stuck in the window with friction, so obviously if you roll your window down it will fall down, but they're easy enough to put up and down that I'm not bothered by it. It is certainly much easier than trying to get a cling to stick without bubbles, and I don't have to worry about it peeling off inside the door. (Also, I'm not quite sure if you'd run into legal issues if you attached "blackout tint" to your window... somehow this "temporary visor" feels less likely to get you in trouble.) One improvement I can think of is that it might be nice if the inside of the panel wasn't solid black... having that big black blob looks a little "overbearing" when you first sit next to it... I may get some grey contact paper to better match my car interior.

I love these tuckvisors! So simple and so effective. They work fine in my 2004 Ford Expedition with really large windows. Even though I'm rating them 5 stars, I do want to caution that having used them for quite awhile now, my windows tint has gotten really scratched. I guess from that little bit of slide up into the window frame. But, it could also just be that the tint is 20 years old, so I'm not deducting any stars. Another mention, they have started to peel at the edges. It's not surprising though. They sit in my truck in the desert southwest where it's not unheard of to reach temps of 120f or more. Imagine what the trucks interior temps are!! So I guess we can only expect so much. I just used clear packing tape around the edges to keep them from splitting further. I still love them and appreciate any relief from the sun I can get.